One person, but the sound of a whole band. Working out of Bairnsdale since 2015, this Mark Lindsay tribute uses percussion, effects and backing tracks to fill out a room without needing four other musicians on stage. A typical night runs three hours or more and it's paced deliberately: soft country and pop early while people are still eating and talking, then it climbs into rock and roll once the floor starts filling. Material spans the 50s through to the 90s. Bowling clubs, RSLs, wineries, restaurants and corporate nights across Victoria are the usual bookings. Setup is small, roughly two square metres with power, and indoors or under cover.
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Three hours or more, and the running order is deliberate. Early on it is soft country and pop, gentle enough for people still eating and talking. As the room warms up the material climbs into rock and roll and stays there. One performer, but percussion, effects and backing tracks fill the sound out. Material stretches from the 50s through to the 90s.
Two square metres of floor is genuinely enough for this one, plus a power point somewhere nearby. Playing inside is the preference. Outdoor bookings are fine as well, so long as the spot they perform from sits under cover and out of the weather.
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